Sentence examples for struggling to try from inspiring English sources

It's near total dependence on crude exports for hard currency has seen the government of president Nicolás Maduro struggling to try keep the economy afloat.

Vidhya Alakeson, deputy chief executive of the Resolution Foundation, which has been researching the affects of zero-hours contracts on workers, said: "We have been struggling to try and get an accurate estimate for how many people this affects, especially when the difference between the ONS estimate and CIPD estimate is so vast.

"We were really struggling to try to explain why these things... are red," says Haddock.

Dr. Ben Carson, when asked whether he would support continued biomedical research funding, said: "Having been in science and research my whole life, I'm struggling to try to remember anybody I've ever known who thought they had enough funding".

I'm still struggling to try and capture that talent on film, and it's a challenge.

I mean, just--having it all, and hitting that valley or floor, and struggling to try to climb that mountain again.

"And I struggle to try and understand," Nicole says.

One sorrowful implication: For those who have long struggled to try to forge better relationships with their parents, being orphaned ends that possibility for good.

I think girls go through it more than boys, but all my life I've struggled to try to be attractive to men.

"Before all this, I really struggled to try and do something in Nashville," he said as he motored down icy side streets on his U.P.S. route.

For 18 months, I watched her struggle to try and defeat this horrible disease.